Bathroom Pack

The Bathroom Pack is designed to tackle the most common bathroom hazards for babies and toddlers: slipping on wet surfaces, water temperature burns, head injuries from hard taps, access to cleaning chemicals and medications in cabinets, and unsupervised water play. This all-in-one solution gives you peace of mind knowing the key bathroom risks are covered.

The pack includes 1 non-slip bath mat to prevent slips in the tub, 1 soft spout cover to cushion hard taps, 6 twist & lock latches for fridges, cabinets and appliances, 8 clip locks to keep cupboards and drawers closed, 1 bath thermometer to check safe water temperature, 1 baby safety guide with practical tips, and 1 complimentary 20-minute video consultation with a baby safety expert for tailored advice.

No tools are required for most items in this pack. The majority of products are adhesive-based and designed for simple DIY installation. The clip locks and twist & lock latches use strong 3M adhesive that bonds securely to most surfaces without drilling or screws, making it renter-friendly and damage-free.

Absolutely! We understand every home and family is different. Simply reach out to us and we can add extra safety products to your pack, whether that’s additional cabinet locks, corner guards, or other items specific to your bathroom setup and your child’s needs.

The Bathroom Pack is ideal from when your baby becomes mobile (around 6-8 months) through to toddlerhood and beyond. The non-slip mat and spout cover are essential for bath time safety at any age, while the cabinet locks become critical once your child starts opening doors and drawers, typically around 12-18 months.

The included thermometer allows you to quickly and accurately check bath water temperature before placing your baby in the tub. Safe bath temperature should be between 37-38°C. Babies have thinner, more sensitive skin than adults and can be scalded by water that feels comfortable to you, making a thermometer an essential safety tool for every bath time.

Your complimentary video consultation connects you directly with one of our baby safety experts. During this session, you can ask specific questions about your bathroom setup, get personalised advice on product placement and installation, discuss any unique concerns about your home, and learn about additional safety measures you may need as your child grows.

Yes, the adhesive-based locks can be removed, though they are designed for long-term use. When it’s time to remove them, heating the adhesive gently with a hairdryer will soften the bond, allowing you to peel them away more easily. Any residual adhesive can typically be cleaned with rubbing alcohol or adhesive remover without damaging most surfaces.